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HARTINGTON – A Louisiana man’s murder case will continue into next year.

RANDOLPH – Those attending this year’s Randolph Woman’s Club Fall Craft Show can start on their Christmas shopping while also helping a good cause.

LINCOLN –Nebraska Game and Parks Commission educators have scheduled interesting and engaging events for the curious in November. Here are some opportunities: – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission’s virtual webinar series “The Science of …” continues in November. Every Thursday at 3 p.m., Game and Parks educators will discuss the science behind common things regarding nature and animals. The topics are: Nov. 2 – Canids; Nov. 9 – Opossums; Nov. 16 – Venom and Poison.

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RANDOLPH – The Randolph volleyball squad finished the regular season on a positive note as it headed into Monday’s sub-district playoffs.

OMAHA – A new Census-based report revealed a dramatic swing in what is driving Nebraskans to leave the state: Housing, namely the challenge of finding it, leapt past jobs as the top reason.

HARTINGTON – The Hartington City Council last week decided to use the wrecking ball to get rid of a house they have deemed as a public health risk and a public nuisance.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. – A Hartington woman was honored nationally for her work on a program which combines STEM learning resources with literacy development.

HARTINGTON – The Village of Coleridge and the Cedar County Historical Society recently received grant awards from the Cedar County Tourism Board.

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COLERIDGE – Margaret Lentz, 87, Coleridge, died Oct. 17, 2023, at her residence, while under Hospice care.

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HARTINGTON – Work on asphalt overlay and box culvert projects throughout Cedar County is progressing.

LINCOLN – Eleven Nebraska nonprofits will get a piece of $4.87 million in state grants aimed at improving reading skills of elementary-age youths through mentoring programs.

HARTINGTON – Work at Cedar County’s new emergency communications tower site is nearly done.

Judge Francis Barron III

I sat straight up in bed the other night as I woke up in a cold sweat.